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Four years after Rooney cited BDS in declining a different Israeli publisher, she speaks with activist Samir Eskanda about the artist's role in the boycott movement ...

Irish novelist will publish Intermezzo through November Books after rejecting translation offer from publisher with ties to Israeli military ...

Sharp's deadpan debut reads like a gen Z update on The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, playfully skewering modern literary tropes ...

Is Hamlet still Hamlet when every word has changed? A superbly diverting book about language and creativity ...

Forgotten psychiatric patients are resurrected with imagination and compassion in this extraordinary book ...

In this warm and tender debut, the family of Barbados-born Lucinda must try to document her decades in Britain after the Home Office threatens her with deportation ...

It's out of this world ...

Political oppression in Tehran, a witch's tale from France, a film-maker in Nazi Germany we weigh up the contenders for the International Booker prize 2026 ...

The acclaimed author and poet talks about her new book, telling the true stories of patients at a derelict Victorian psychiatric hospital - a place in which she might have found herself at a different time ...

Honey by Imani Thompson; Quite Ugly One Evening by Chris Brookmyre; The Final Chapter by CB Everett; The Hollow Boys by Tariq Ashkanani; Shrink Solves Murder by Philippa Perry ...